About the chapter
The Florida SSN chapter launched in 2017 to build more connections between local scholars, civic leaders, policymakers, and journalists. Our members are particularly interested in immigration policy, environmental policy, health care, poverty, and current trends in race and ethnic inequality.
Leaders
- Children & Families
- Immigration
- Race & Ethnicity
University of South Florida
Members
- Civic Engagement
- Inequality
- Public Health
- Race & Ethnicity
University of South Florida
- Colleges & Universities
- Media & Public Opinion
University of Central Florida
- Media & Public Opinion
- Children & Families
- Gender & Sexuality
- Health Care
Eckerd College
- Environment & Energy
- Democracy & Governance
University of South Florida
Florida SSN
- Health Care
- Inequality
- Public Health
Florida State University
The Claude Pepper Foundation
- Democracy & Governance
- Immigration
- Criminal Justice
- Law & Courts
University of South Florida
- Civic Engagement
- Media & Public Opinion
- Reproductive Health
- Religion & Values
- Gender & Sexuality
Florida State University
- Education
- Media & Public Opinion
- Civic Engagement
- Public Health
University of South Florida
Latest Contributions
Latest in the News
"Lessons From Hurricane Maria’s Impact on Puerto Rico, Four Years Later|Column," Elizabeth Aranda, Opinion, Tampa Bay Times, September 23, 2021.
"One of the oldest problems in America persists: How to protect the voting rights of non-white citizens," Ciara Torres-Spelliscy, Symposium, Scotus Blog, July 6, 2021.
Ciara Torres-Spelliscy quoted on dark money being favored for corporate giving and it being completely frustrating from an accountability point of view, "6 Months After Capitol Assault, Corporate Pledges Fall Flat" ABC News, July 4, 2021.
Ciara Torres-Spelliscy quoted by Daniel Tay, "Calif. Donor Info Ruling May Spur Campaign Finance Challenges" Law 360 Tax Authority, July 2, 2021.
Ciara Torres-Spelliscy quoted on on how the SEC doesn’t need the “comply or explain” tool to avoid running afoul of the First Amendment, and It rather being an extreme position to say that issuers have a First Amendment right to deceive investors on the matter of climate, by Andrew Ramonas, "SEC ‘Mission Creep’ on Climate Ups Republican Lawsuit Threats" Bloomberg Law , June 29, 2021.